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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - January 09, 1920, Madison, WisconsinW E A T H E R W A R M E R VOL. 134, NO. 99. 81st Year. MADISON, WIS., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 9, 1920. TWENTY PAGES . PRICE TWO CENTS PUSH ON NEW TERROR HITS MEXICO POPULATION Volcano Adds to Catastrophe; * Lava Spreads Over Plains From Great Rent in Earth; New Quakes FAME OF U. OF W. BRINGS CHINESE EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION TO CITY BY R A L PH H. T U R N E R M FIXICO C I T Y - T ho com b ined d eath to ll from S a tu rd a y n ig h t's earth q uak e# au d v o lca n ic e r u p � tion a w h ich ren t a part o f th e s ta te of V era Crum la te y ester d a y , w ere e s � tim ated co n se r v a tiv e ly a t 4,000. T w elv e to w n s and /ii la g e g w ere r e � ported co m p lete ly d estro y ed . T od a y 's v o lca n ic eru p tion , a ccord in g to d isp a tc h e s to th e n ew sp a p er El U n i� versa l, ca u g h t th e h e lp le ss p eop le In a new s itu a tio n of terror. A sm a ll ran ge of m ou n ta in s, kn ow n an tho C er� ro de d a n M iguel, near C ordoba, Vera Cruz, a a a the sc en e o f th e la te s t c a � tastro p h e , O ne h ill sp lit in tw o p a r is , I ne d isp a tch said , th r o w in g ou t a g rea t strea m o f la v a and su lp h u ro u s g u ava A strea m o f la v a 6�0 fe e l w ide w a s flow ing from th e f issu re la st n igh t, u isp a tc te * sa id , and sp rea d in g out oval the p la in s below the m o u n ta in s. R e g is tra tio n o f e a r th q u a k e s c o n tin u e s , the d is p a tc h added . CO M ES W IT H O U T W A R N IN G T h e su d d en v o lc a n ic u p h ea v a l ca m e w ithou t w arn in g , acco rd in g to a d v ices here. F a n n er * w ere w ork in g in ileitis a t th e b ase o f the h u la w hen tho e x � p lo s io n s began. Man> o f them w ere killed w h ile th e ir herds w ere ca u g h t in the r iv ers o f f la w in g la v a . A lm ost s im u lta n e o u s ly w ith the v o lca n ic eru p tion th ere w a s a se r ie s o f .rn rttaquakea. H ills w ere fla tten ed o u t and new r id g es su d d en ly ro se . E n tire .I la * * * d isap p ea red . D isp a tch es d escrib ed th e s itu a tio n a s d esp erate. P eo p le w ere s le e p in g in the open, it w a s Mild. an d sa n ita ry cond; - ] tio n s w ere d escrib ed a s terr!bl > Bourder, o f d rin k in g w ater*a!.so h ave I sen co n ta m in a ted , ad d in g to tho h a rd � sh ip s o f th e peop le. A n ou tb reak of yellow fe v e r i s feared , th e d isp a tc h e s added. W IP E O U T T O W N T h e la v a btream * w ere reported to h a v e w ip ed o u t th� tow n o f Ban .d ig { XJuit M r- *i�U ie D row n, a g ed 23, uel, in th e fo o th ills , k illin g *0u person*. j m o th er o f a th r e e -y e a r -o ld g in . w ould T he tow n o f C a lca h u a co lo a l o ' ^ c h a n g e her p ita la te in the a fter n o o n reported d estro y ed what JOU liv e s l i a t , g u ilty to a ch a i go o f ad u ltery w a s M any other ViUaflM w ero report a b ou t the c o u r thou&e today . G.O.P. MILD RESERVATIONISTS TO CONTINUE BATTLE DESPITE STAND OF PRESIDENT ON TREATY ISSUE -P hoto by P hotoart H ou se Top R ow : C. L. C hang, K ia n g su ; C. L. Chan, P ek in g ; 8 . Y uan, head of th e c o m m issio n ; P. C C hen. P ek 'n y; T. C Kern, C an ton ; P. C. C hang, m tarp retar . B ottom R ow : H . E. T an , W u ch a n g ; C. Ran, K ia n g su ; T . C how , p r o v in c ia l in sp ecto r; Y. K. Y on g, CH antu; T. C W ang, K anau; T . S u i, K ansu . T h* o th er m em b er of th e c o m m iss io n , C L. Lui o f K .a n g su . not on th* p ic tu re , w a s u n a b le ta a cco m p an y th* party in th e m orn ing b eca u se o f illn e ss . 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B ut w h en th e tr e a ty is acted upon I m u st know w h eth er it m oan# th a t w a have ratified or rejected it. W e c a n � not rew r ite th is tr e a ty . Wa m u st ta k e it w ith o u t c h a n g e s w h ich ? lier its m ean in g , or lea v e it/* Leaders of Both Parties Doubt That Split With Bryan Will Weaken Wilson's Pres� tige B U L L E T IN W A S H IN G T O N . - R e p u b l ic a n m ild r e s e r v a t io n ^ * to d a y declared th e y w ill go r ig h t ah ead se ek in g a com p rom is* on th * p eace tr e a ty , in sp ite of P resid en t W ilso n 's le t � ter of appeal to D em o cra ts at th e J a ck so n day b an q u et. T h ey agree w ith B ryan th a t th e trea ty m ust not be ta k e n in to th e 1920 c a m � paign . NELLIE BROWN TO CONFESS, REPORT W OM AN A C C U S E D OF C O N D U C T ING D ISO R D E R L Y H O U SE E X � P E C T E D TO T A K E S E N T E N C E p ^ y of 13 H ,re For Four WHITTET CERTAIN Day Stay, Picks Badger , i lr%. n > ???�- school a . Typical of Jo BE CANDIDATE ---------------- , P O SIT IV E A N N O U N C E M E N T S A Y S EX S P E A K E R W IL L 8E E K G O V E R N O R S H IP U.S. BODY FRAMEUP V IC T IM , IS C L A IM C O M M ISSIO N E R D E C L A R E S A R � R E ST OF M A L L E N T Y P IC A L OF R E C E N T T A C T IC S w w iped out A t A h u ih u lx lla an d T r e � vue usa , d isp a tc h e s sa id ch u rch es caved in, k illin g m an y p eop le w ho had lied to them to pray for d e liv e ra n c e , th in k � ing th e w orld w an co m in g to a n en d . T h e tow n o f C oecom atliep ed w a s r e � ported p ra c tica lly w ip ed ou t. N early ev ery h ou se w e d am aged , U sp u tc n e s Said. T h e re w e re a c o re a o f c a su a lt ie s . A t A lp a t la p u a , th e m u n ic ip a l p a la ce w a s d e s tro y e d . N ear S a n F ra n c is c o de La* P e n u s , e n o rm o u s A ssu re o p e n e d rn th e e a r th from w h ich p o iso n o u s g a s � es is su e d . N E W C R A T E R O P E N E D In so m e q u a r t e r s h e ro it w a* b e � liev ed th o new v o lc a n o m a y be an � ut- treen e m p lo y e d fro m tim e to t im e a t th e C h o p S u e y c a fe . S o m e o f th e m fo rm e r ly w e re e m p lo y e d a s c h a m b e r m aid * a t th e P a rk h o te l it is sa id D iv o rce I. p .-n d in g b e tw e e n M r. a n d J in " ' M igs I io n s in E u ro p e . M rs. B ro w n . E d w in B ro w n , th e h u s , W IL L S U B M IT R E P O R T b a n d . w h o is 43 y e a r s o ld . p ro b a te !, v ill | T |l# re # u lt o f tb e to u r wU, b e ^ bo d ied in a r e p o r t to th e C h in e s e d e - T h a t ex-ftjp. a k e r l a w r e n c e C . W h it- le t w ill be a c a n d id a te fo r g o v e rn o r th i s y e a r w a s th e p o s it iv e a n n o u n c e � m e n t f ro m re l ia b le s o u r c e s to d a y . T h is m e a n s t h a t G ov . id. la P h il ip p w ill n o t set.I* r e -e le c t io n , b u t w ill th ro w h is s u p p o r t *.� W h ltte L M r. YV'h i t t e l d e c lin e d to m a a c a n y s ta te m e n t o n h is c a n d id a c y o th e r th a n t h a t h e w o u ld r u n fo r office. Air. W hit le t h a s b e e n iii p u b lic l ife f o r s e v e ra l y e a r s . H e w a s e le c te d to th e a s s e m b ly in ISOS m id re -e le c te d in 1914 a n d 1916. H e w a s s p e a k e r in 1915 a n d 1917 a n d a t th r e e sp e c ia l s e s s io n s . A t th e c l o s e of th o se s s io n n 1917 he W as a p p o in te d e x e c u tiv e a u - o u n ta n t . D u r in g th i s I �. ..v ..(so b�*n e x e c u tiv e s e c � r e ta r y to G o v e rn o r P h ilip p . P r io r to r e t i r in g f ro m b u s in e s s lie w a s o n e o f th e le a d in g lu m b e rm e n o f th e Isla ie, N A B R . B. PIXLEY; B A D C H E C K C H A R G E c iv il s t r ik e . P r e s e t RI C ..r r a n * a tod t r e a s u r y to a p p r o p r ia te 70.000 p e s o s fo r re lie f w o rk . A d is p a tc h to Kl U n iv e r s a l f ro m V era C ru a sa id a g r e a t la k e h a d a p pea r i d in th o se c tio n n e a r J a la pa v ia it- .d by th e e a r th q u a k e . S e v e n v illa g e s d is a p p e a re d in th e e a r th , th e d is p a tc h aiid, a n d a la k e a p p e a re d w h e re th e y h a d been . AI I D W A l K B E P ix ley f o r m e r � ly p r iv a te s e c r e ta r y *.� -G ov. IC. I,. P h ilip p , w a s a r r e s t e d in C h il .|*o a n d b r o u g h t h e re to a n s w e r c h a r g e s o f is s u in g f r a u d u le n t chocks T h e c o m p la in a n t is J . B. R e id , m a n a g e r o f a h o te l h e re . t e r c e o f tw o y e a rn in s t a t e 's p r iso n u p o n M rs. Brow n 's c o n fe s s io n SHIP D O C K S A F T E R FIGH T WITH ICE \j M ostly c lou d y to n ig h t so d S a tu rd a y . W arm er S atu rd ay . F resh so u th er ly w ind*. M U S K E G O N . M ic h .- A f te r a 44 h o u r t ig h t a g a in s t a h e ld o f s lu s h ice rn w h ic h she w a* c a u g h t , th e C ro sb y D ine s te a m e r P e to s k e y d o c k e d h e re s h o r t ly b e fo re m id n ig h t. T w e n ty p a c s e n g c ix a n d a lm o s t 60 m e m b e rs o f t*h I p. rn.. 75. 7 p. rn.. Sti. i a . rn,, 99. P R E C IPIT A T IO N D u rin g 24, h o u r s e n d in g 7 a . m ., 0 N orm al .05 I in . A c c u m u la te d d e p a r t* e r e s in c e J a n . I, -.24 in . TODAY IN O T H E R Y E A R S W a rm e s t 1**0. 51; c o ld es t I*75 25; * fattest I SIS. .75 in, .b in s e ts a t 4.42. FRISCO P R E P A R E S FOR D E M O C R A T S " ' ' : 1 " W a r e a liz e th a t th e U n iv e r s i ty o f I T h e n a m e s o f th e fo rm e r c ro w n W isc o n s in h a s th e b e a t e x te n s io n d e - I p r in c e a n d I ' n n n f tu p p r e c h t of U n- ! p u r tm r n t in th e co u n try . T h e r o m - I v a r ia , s t i l l r e m a in on th e list to ho m iss io n h o p e s to a p p ly so m e o f th e tr ie d , th e n e w s p a p e r d e c la re d , I m e th o d * o f VS I aeons! n to th e n e e d s o f I RAN KILA N C !H O O J 'r e p s r a t io n s Jo h a n d le th e g r e p t c ro w d s h e re a t th o tim e o f th e D e m o c ra t R: N a t io n a l c o n � v e n tio n In J u n e , w e re m a d e to d a y hy h o te l m en . r a i l ro a d lin .s a n d t e l e � g r a p h s e rv ic e s . H u n d re d s o f te le g ra p h ic r e s e r v a � t io n s p o u re d in to d o w n to w n h o te ls y e s te rd a y , s h o r t ly a f t e r th e n e w s w a s f la sh e d th a t th i s - c i ty lins brevi c h o se n fo r th * d o m in a t in g c o n v e n tio n , to b e � g in J u n e 28. A lth o u g h 'im m e n s e ly in c re a se d te le � g r a p h ic s e rv ic e w ill be d e m a n d e d , oft! I e ia ls fe lt a s s u r e d th e r e w ould be no w ire co n g estio n . KIN G DESERTS M EXICO FETES W O O D C A M P A IG N JAP \fISIT(JPS C H IC A G O J o h n T. King, U lm r o f r I th e c a m p a ig n to m a k e G e n e ra l L e o n - M E X IC O C IT Y" --M e x ic o C ity l a s t a r q W ood p re s id e n t , h a* le f t th e W ood h ig h t w a s th e st > n e o f a r e m a rk a b le O rtian i* a tlo n , It w a s le a rn e d to d a y . d em o n st ru t ion in h o n o r o f th e o fficer* K in g , w h o is th e n a tio n a l c o m m it te e - a n d crew oi th e J a p a n e s e c r u i s e r ^*5" I f ro m C o n n e c t ic u t , h a n d le d a l l o f k u n to , c o n c lu d in g a w eek s s t a y h e re . p r e l im in a r y d e ta i l* o f th e c a m After � banquet tg d sw d by .He gov - j 1 No *u l em�nt was .a- ho7eL'shouting 'conttnial "viv a*"'to �the jdr;'*.a l " . Hf. * * * c ^ r o { i i ' ' o J j L J S j j f ' toJ a p a n e s e I C ol. W . C . P ro c to r o f ositk)n w ith a s o u th e rn o il I c o n c e rn . A x u ccce iw o r to h e r p o s it io n I h e re w ill he rmrn*-d w ith in a f> w d a y s . PREM IERS T A K E U P FIUM E ISSUE B A K IS T h e c o n fe r e n c e of r, r ' ,n � m in i s te r s h /j- � today lo o k u p d u a -u s- xlon o f v c ltle rn e n t o f F turn�, a c c o rd in g 1 a ' T e m p s Th� m in is te r s m e t In .c c r e t n*. ion. BY H U G H B A ILL IE W K IN G T O N - T h e D sm ocraU c I-atty is fa ced w ith th e a lt e r �n a tiv e of fo llo w in g P r e s id e n t W ilson s leo d ersh ip an d m ak in g th e p ea ce trea ty a n is s u e in tho N o v em b er e k e Ho i s , or fo llo w in g YA. J. B r y a n s lea d ersh ip and se cu r in g q u ick raU tica- Iton on th e b est co m p ro m ise term s p o ssib le . In th e o p in io n o f p arty lead ers, it did n ot se em lik e ly tod ay th a t B r y a n 's apport lo th e J a ck so n d ay b a n q u e ters h t io ia s i n ig h t and ea r ly to d a y -he fin ished h is se co n d sp ee ch a t 2 :3b a . rn. w ould h a v e the �fleet o f sp lit t in g th e I party or w e a k e n in g W ilson s c o n li oi. A ccordin g lo w id esp rea d b e lie f here, th e trea ty w ill g o in to th e 1920 c a m . p a ign a s th e p ara m o u n t issu e , In sp ite o f B r y a n s a r g u m e n t a g a in s t su c k a cou rse . W O U L D M A K E IT IS S U E W jlsou ara! I i yon a re d ia m e tr ica lly op p osed IA s itu a tio n . T h e p r e s i� d en t in Ina t " /wig* to tb e D em o cra tic p arty , read la s t l ig h t a t th e o p en in g of th e J u ck so u d a y b a n q u e ts in th e W illard a ..u W a sh in g to n H o te ls h ere, sa id : "i f lu c r e im *ny doubt a s to w h a t the p eop le o f th e �ouutry th in k on th is v i ta l m a t te r (ra tifica tio n * th e c le a r a n d s in g le w ay o u t Is to su b m it It for d e te r m in a tio n a t th e n e x t e le c t io n ' i n tile fa c e o f th is an d in th e fa c e of a re so lu tio n ad o p ted by th e izem o- c re t ic N a tio n a l c o m m itte e , p led g in g the p arty to su p p o rt th e p resid en t in th e tr e a ty ligh t, B ryan ca m e ou t u n eq u iv � o c a lly a g a in s t m a k in g it a ca m p a ig n issu e . W ith r e g a r d to a r t i c l e IO, to w h ich W ilso n h a s r e f e r r e d a a th e h e a r t o f t h e L e a g u e o f N a t io n s c o v e n a n t. B r y � a n , in h is s e c o n d sp e e c h e a r ly th is m o rn in g , a u d : " I th in k th e im p o r ta n c e o f a r t i c le IO h a s b e e n v e ry m u c h m a g � n ified ." D O U B T T H IR D TE R M W ilso n * mc u sage fa i le d to c lea r up th� q u e s t io n o f w h e th e r he w ill be a th i rd te r m c a n d id a te , but D em o cra tic b a d e r * u n d e r s ta n d h e w ill n ot be. a l � th o u g h he m uy p a r t i c ip a t e in th� c a m � p a ig n , s w in g in g h is in lluvn re to the c a n d id a te on th e f lo o r of t h e Hun F r a n � c isc o c o n v e n t io n w h o m h� d� e m s h est f i t te d to c a r r y o n h is w o rk fo r th e t r e a ty , a n d c a m p a ig n in g a c t iv e ly foe ti le e le c t io n o f a se n a te w h ic h w ill r a t i f y th e d o c u m e n t a s he w u n ts It l u t ih e d - w ith o u t r e s e r v a t io n * t h a t a l � t e r i t s iin u n ln g . B r> a n , iii hi.-, l ig h t f o r a q u irk c o m � prom is� , a p p a r e n t l y s t a n d s a lo n e . W ith th� p o ss ib le e x c e p tio n o f fo r - m�r A m b a s s a d o r i .e m r d , th� o th e r .p eak c r* a t !*o. b a n q u e ts w e lco m ed th e Idea o f m a k in g A� t r e a ty th e b ig 1920 is s u e . T�.� -�action f ro m th e w hit� h o u se to B r .,a n '* c h a lle n g e to W ilso n * le a d e r s h ip w as a w a ite d to d a y w ith k e e n in te l -at B ry a n s|>ok� tro t s t th e W a s h in g to n M ute! h a n q u '" , .�� b o o r a n d s ta r t l e d th e c ro w d , tl.-Ad a f t e r five h o u r s o f o r a to ry . .r*to M i * r i .s ' I b y hiA i m a n d o u t op - po* 'l io n S� YA i ls o n 's r n - .s a g e , w h ic h IiAA bean a p p la u d -' . . e v e n in g W O O L D T A K E N E X T B E ST A f te r a le w p re l im in a ry lo r m a li l ie s B ry a n su d d e n ly s h o u te d : * "l f I lu s t w a n te d to p h a s e y o u I w o u ld s to p h e re a n d le t th is e n d a s a lo v e f e a s t . B u t Bv� p a s se d th e a g e of s o lic i t in g y o u r f a v o r . ' H a d e c la r e d th e t r e a ty YVllson b ro u g h t liack f ro m B a r is w a* " b e t t e r t h a n a n y b o d y h a d a r ig h t to e x p e c t ,'' la u d e d th e p r e s id e n t h .g illy , to ld o f h is o w n e f fo r ts f u r u n q u a lif ie d ra t i f ic a t io n a n d th e n s a id : " I b e lie v e th a t , h a v in g s to o d b y th * | p r e s id e n t a n d h av in g - fa ile d , w e sh o u ld t a k e th e b e s t w e c a n g e t." T h is b lu n t d e c la r a t io n s ta r t l e d th� c ro w d . H ev e ra l m en a ro se , y e ll in g ''s ta n d b y th e p r e s id e n t ' B ry a n n o d � d ed g r im ly , t h r u s t o u t h is ja w a n d w a ite d . "W h e r e w o u ld th e p a r ty b� in a c a m � p a ig n d e m a n d in g t h a t a m ip o r i ty o f th e . e n a te sh a ll s a y w h a t sh a ll 1-e don� w ith th i s t r e a t y ? " h e c o n tin u e d " W e c a n 't g o b e fo re th e c o u n t r y on th� p ro p o s if io n t h a t a m in o r i ty o f th� *. fl� at� h a s a r ig h t to db'tat** o n w h a t D u n s a t r e a ty s h a ll I*� r e t i t l e d / ' P L E A D S A G A IN ST D E L A Y Th� D e m o c ra t* , h e Maid, c o u ld no* ju s t i f y p o s tp o n in g p e a c e M m o n th s B R Y A N ' S IDEA C o n c e d i n g th # r igh t o f th#Rep u b liean m a jo r ity to d id s t * th* s* n a t* 'a cou rt* , W illiam J. B ryan , in b is sp e e c h , d e c la r e d : "Our p lan h a t been rejected and w e m u tt fa c e th # s itu a tio n a* it i*. W e m u st e ith e r aecure auch co m p ro m ises a s m ay be p o ssib le or p resen t th* issu e to th e co u n try . T h* ta tter co u rse w ould m ean a d e la y o f a t lea st fo u r tee n m o n th s and th an s u c � c e s s on ly in casa o f our secu r in g a tw o -th ir d s m a jo r ity o f th e san at*. "W a ca n n o t afford , *4th*r a s c it iz e n s or as m em ber* of th * party , to sh a re w ith th* R ep u b � lican p arty resp o n s ib ility fo r fu r th er d e la y ; w a ca n n o t go b e � fore th* co u n tr y on th # je su s th a t su ch an ap p eal w ou ld p r e � se n t . . . * A m a jority o f c o n � g ress ca n d ec la re w a r S h a ll w a m ake it m ore d ifficu lt to c o n � clude a tr e a ty th a n to en ter a w ar?" REALIGNMENT OF PARTIES IS SEEN J. H A M * L E W IS P R E D IC T S E N � T IR E L Y N E W L IN E U P O V E R P E A C E T R E A T Y T H IS Y E A R YV'ASHINGTDN -- R eallgnnw m t o f p a rtie s a t th e n e x t e lec tio n o v e r th� p eace trea ty issu e an d th# p o sib ility th a t P resid en t W ilso n m a y be forced to stan d for a th ird term , w ere p red ic � tion# mad�, by J a m e s H am ilton L e w is , form er D sm o c r a tlc se n a to r from Illi� nois, in a n in te r v ie w today. L e w is a lso c r it ic ise d W illia m J . B ryan fo r o p p o sin g th e p res id e /it an d d eclared B ryan took th e s ta n d he. d id b eca u se h ts fee lin g * w ere hur.t "A ll p r e se n t o rg a n iz a t io n s o f p o lit� ical p a r tie s a re a t a n en d ," L e w is sa id . I p red icted so m e tim e a g o th a t th* p eaco trea ty w ou ld produae. th� e le c � tion is s u e a n d th a t it w ould resu lt in m any r ep u b lica n s becom in g D em o� c r a ts a n d v ic e v er sa . T h e w ord s D em � o cra ts a n d R ep u b lica n s a re on ly n a m e s an d no lo n g er r e p resen t a n y d is t in c t o r g a n iz a tio n o f votera. Th� tr e a ty a n d th� fig h t around it w ill m a k e th� p o li t ic a l a l ig n m e n t f o r th� c o m in g e le c tio n . All o th e r q u e s � tio n # w ill b e c o m e se c o n d a ry . T h q a l ig n m e n t w ill bo t h a t th o s e w ho w ill he fo r th e t r e a t y w ill he ta i le d ' D em - a e r a te a n d th o * n a g a in s t I t w ill bg a l ig n e d a s R e p u b lic a n s .'' D O U B T S T H IR D TERM P r e s id e n t W ilso n w ill n o t Isa a th i r d te rm c a n d id a te u n le s s c o n d it io n s fo re# h im to . L e w is b e liev e# T h e p r e s t - d cy u 's l e t t e r to th e J a c k s o n d a y b a n � q u e t o f D e m o c ra ts m ig h t le a d to a b e � lie f t h a t W ilso n w a s w illin g to s t a n d fo r a th i rd te rm , L e w is sa id , b u t d e � c la re d th� p r e s id e n t w o u ld r e s p e c t t h e a n t i - th i r d te r m i�r�crelent " u n le s s c o n � f lic ts arid t r o u b le w ith th ia c o u n t r y f ro m so m e fo re ig n so u rc e , g ro w in g o u t o f f a i lu r e to r a t i f y th� t r e a ty , fo ra # h im to b e a c a n d id a te to c a r r y o n th e r ig h t." B ry a n , Le win sa id . Is se n s i t iv e , b e � c a u s e P r e s id e n t W ilso n ig n o re d lr�*,-- t ie s B ry a n h a d n e g o t ia te d a s s e c r e ta r y o f s ta te . S E E S NO C O M PR O M ISE T h e re w ill be n o c o m p ro m is e o n th e t r e a ty , a c c o rd in g to I/�wix, w h o s a y s it is now th�, c le a r In n m u m o f boite p a r t ie s to g o to th e c o u n try . "Th� p re s id e n t is f ig h tin g to c a r r y o u t u n d e r s ta n d in g * w ith p e a c e c o m � m is s io n e rs o f o th e r c o u n tr ie s , e x � p re s s e d In th e p e a r* t r e a ty , a n d he k n o w s w h a t r e s e r v a t io n s a r s d e s t r o y � in g th e g o o d f a i t h o f th e a r r a n g e � m e n t ." s a id I.�wiz. "T h a t Is th� r e a � so n h e f ig h ts B ry a n a n d the. a n t l - t r e a ty l te n ! " P A C K I N G P L A N T G U T T E D B Y FIRE 'T u r n to p a g e 14, c o lu m n 1> R IO J A N E I R O .- T h e n e w p a c k in g p la n t o f A rm o u r & C o m p a n y a t S a o P a u lo w a s g u t te d b y tire th ia m o r n � ing . M o re t h a n 1,000 h e a d o f c a t t l e b u rn e d T h e p la n t w a s J u s t n e a r in g c o m p le t io n a t a c o s t o f 1 10,0 0 0 .iKio. I t w a s th e l a r g e s t in B o o th A m e n t a. 2 0 0 A U T O S B U R N IN G A R A G E FIRE M O N T K R A L , Q u e .- M o re th a n 200 a u to m o b ile s w e re d e s t ro y e d in a m y s � t e r io u s f ire In th� F .is t E n d g a ra g e h e re . T h e A rc s t a r t e d w ith a n ex p lo -

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